Yuko Miura Footed Glass Compote (Set of 2) [Background] Purchased at a solo exhibition. I love them because they are so cute, but I have too many footed dishes, and I couldn't resist buying them because they are so beautiful... so I'm offering them to someone who will use them a lot. [Condition] They have been stored since purchase and are completely new and unused. Please refrain from price reductions as they are in good condition. I hesitated because Yuko-san's pieces can only be purchased at a few solo exhibitions, and they are wonderful, but I have decided to sell them. [Features] Yuko-san's greenish-gray glass is wonderful and durable, so you can use it with confidence. I think it would be great for puddings, ice cream, jellies, and yokan (a type of Japanese sweet). They are handmade, and the design is the result of the artist's own trial and error, so the footed compotes have slightly different angles, roundness, and designs at each exhibition. I really liked the degree of curvature and simplicity of this exhibition. They are really wonderful in person...! I have borrowed some photos from the exhibition where I purchased them, but the ones with the wood-grain table are the actual items. Please refrain from selling individually or lowering the price. Thank you. The following is quoted from the online store of Yuko-san's works: ----------------- Yuko Miura's glass, colored in a slightly off-white "smoke" color. Many people have probably imagined serving ice cream in them. The footed base attached to the semi-circular cup has an elegant cuteness that is not too sweet, reminiscent of old glass glasses made in France. Besides desserts, they are also perfect for cold dishes such as marinades and ceviche. Diameter: Approximately 9cm / Height: Approximately 8cm *Not heat-resistant glass *Not dishwasher safe *Due to the artist's work, there are individual differences of ±0.5~3cm, but this is within the acceptable range. *Because they are all handmade blown glass, irregularities and air bubbles may occur on the surface or inside of the glass during the manufacturing process. This is perfectly fine for use and is unique to handmade items. ----------------- For those who like Yuko Miura, Makoto Kakizaki, Peter Ivy, Takanori Washizuka, Taiga Oku, Kimura Glass, Tomoko Inaba, Kenichi Sasakawa, Kazumi Tsuji, Hiroshi Hanaoka, Miyo Oyabu, Aoi Nishimura, fresco, Takeshi Tsujino, Yoshi Taniguchi, Takashi Nagaki, Kamome Seisakusho, Toru Hatta, MUJI, Yumiko Iihoshi, and the Nordic Lifestyle Shop, etc.